Trump: "You Can't Lead America If You Don't Love Americans"

The presidential candidates’ visions for America could not be more different. Now that Biden/Harris have illegally imported 21 million foreign nationals into America, what will a President Harris and a President Trump do the next four years regarding these foreign nationals? The“Get Real” pundits discuss what to expect from these two potential presidencies.

Click here to listen to our 28-minute discussion.

“Get Real” Host, George Caylor and History Professor Steve M. Putney were in George’s studio in Lynchburg, VA taping this podcast on October 30th. I joined them, via Zoom, from our beach house in Oysterville, Washington (Long Beach Peninsula, Pacific County).

Each of our podcasts is broadcast on American Christian Network every Saturday, at noon Pacific Time. We tape Wednesday mornings for the following Saturdays’ radio broadcasts.

CORRECTION: I called Trump’s Temporary Travel Ban, an executive order he signed on January 27, 2017, a “Muslim Ban.” THAT was incorrect because it included all citizens, regardless of religion, from seven terrorism-promoting countries.^

^"Making America safe is my number one priority. We will not admit those into our country we cannot safely vet," Trump said.

On 27 January 2017, President Trump implemented a temporary travel ban which blocked people from seven countries from entering America. It stopped nationals from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen from traveling to America for 90 days. This included those who shared dual nationality with other countries, including the UK. It also included a temporary ban on all refugees entering the US for 120 days.

Trump said the plans were about keeping America safe from terrorism and that it was not a ban against Muslims, but many people disagreed because the majority of people living in six of the countries on the list are Muslims. He continued to support the ban, despite widespread protests against it. Thousands gathered at airports around the US to protest against the ban, including lawyers who offered their services for free to help those affected. Democrats also protested outside the White House.